Striking4

#1

I didn't have the money to buy some strut bars right now but I really wanted them. So, I decided to try my hand at making some of my own. They feel great and the handling is much improved. Here are a few pics.





This post has been edited by Striking4: Sep 2, 2003 - 1:49 AM

TunerHawk

#2

Would you be intrested in selling some. If so how much, I got first order.

Striking4

#3

Probably not. They took forever to get the fine tuning on and I wouldn't dare try to sell some and hope that they fit exactly right.

Drunken_Style

#4

Looks good, congrats.

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95ST

#5

for the bar down the middle what did you use hallow or solid? size?

FallenHero

#6

YOU shaved your side markers... >>

Striking4

#7

Yes the markers are shaved. I liked the look without them. For the cross bar I used 3/4 in hollow square tubing. It is really strong and only cost about $14 at Lowe's Home Improvement.

FallenHero

#8

what's the length?

doGGy

#9

Nice man, nice... But wash your engine sometimes >>

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Cody

#10

Heh, I was gonna say that...it's filthy.

FallenHero

#11

you should see mine... it's rough. Somebody go post a thread about washing one's engine bay. >>

Jon

silvasurfa

#12

nice work! >>
big apreciation for the lack of side markers!

Striking4

#13

Yeah I know it is filthy. I need to have it detailed. BUT, in my defense, I have been gone with the military for the last six months and my baby has been at home with my brother. So that helps explain why she is so dirty. I have only been back for four days and haven't had a chance to take care of it.